Pick any coding agents or models as your panel, as many as you like. review-relay starts them the moment a review begins on GitHub, then posts one comment with their findings and a 1–5 merge confidence score.
acme/billing #482
Retry failed invoice webhooks
4/5
Merge confidence
Lowest of 3 judges on 9f3c2a1
$ curl -fsSL https://downloads.reviewrelay.dev/install.sh | bashInstalls a standalone binary and verifies its checksum. Run it again to update.
Every judge scores the same six dimensions from 1 to 5. Findings cap the score, so the number never outruns the problems. The comment’s headline is the lowest judge.
Headline score 4
A minor finding leaves the score alone.
acme/billing #482 · 9f3c2a1
Example review on a fictional repo with three configured agents.
| Dimension | Agent A | Agent B | Agent C |
|---|---|---|---|
| Correctness | 5 | 4 | 5 |
| Security | 5 | 5 | 5 |
| Code quality | 4 | 4 | 5 |
| Standards | 5 | 4 | 4 |
| Blast radius | 4 | 4 | 4 |
| Testing | 5 | 3 | 4 |
| Merge confidence | 5 | 4 | 5 |
src/invoices/retry.ts:57Retry loop has no cap on total delay (Agent A, Agent B)src/invoices/retry.test.tsNo test for the exhausted-retries path (Agent B)Nothing to click. The panel convenes on its own, and GitHub events reach your machine through gh webhook forward, so there is no public URL to host.
Greptile’s check run begins, a pull request is opened or marked ready, or a collaborator comments @review-relay. Each repo picks its trigger: auto, greptile, or github.
review-relay fetches the PR head into a temporary worktree of your own clone, so the panel reads real code using your own agent logins and keys.
Every agent you configured, on whichever harness or model, reviews read-only against the same rubric: your repo's conventions, lint config, and the callers of changed code.
Findings are merged across judges and linked to exact lines. Later reviews edit the same comment. Each commit is reviewed once, and drafts wait until they are ready.
review-relay drives tools you already use. Have these signed in first.
gh signed in with access to the repos you watch, plus its webhook extension:$ gh extension install cli/gh-webhookThe installer writes an example config to ~/.review-relay/config.json. Point it at your repos and local clones, list the agents on your panel, then start watching:
$ review-relay start$ review-relay status
Reviews run from your machine, and your code goes to whichever providers your chosen agents and models use.
Free to use. One command installs a standalone binary for macOS, Linux, or Windows.
$ curl -fsSL https://downloads.reviewrelay.dev/install.sh | bash